"Loving Rebel: Helen Hunt Jackson, 1830-1885"
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2014
- "Loving Rebel: Helen Hunt Jackson, 1830-1885" explores the life and work of Helen Hunt Jackson, 19th-century author of A Century of Dishonor (1881) and Ramona (1884) and activist for the rights of Native American people. This film was co-produced by History Colorado (the Colorado Historical Society and the Colorado Historical Foundation) in 1987. This film is held in the moving image collections of History Colorado (Accession # 88.407.1).
Produced by: Victress Hitchcock and E. Joseph Sitko
Written by: Victress Hitchcock
Project Director: Trista Conger
Camera: Oliver Henry
Editing: Ellen Dustman
Music: Otto Koch
Copyright: History Colorado owns copyright to this film
What a wonderful speech that the chief gave about the color of his skin. His words are so relevant today. He was a wise man. I would have loved to be there to hear him speak and talk with him.
Great job - what an inspiring woman ty
thank you for having this, i learned a lot from this video, sad that we never learned about this in school though
Lawrenceville School in NJ lists in its alumni records Indian orphaned/separated children at this school, they would have been about 12 -18 years old. HH is a guiding spirit -an inspiration to me- to the poor, disinherited, and hopeless. Kids should know her legacy.
"The secret of a successful life, is no secret. It's to make a difference that you lived at all."
~Leo Rostan
Why am I just learning of her now? She wasn't taught in my school.
Mines either
4th graders in Southern California go to see the Ramona Pageant every year. I remember going in 1962. Lots of streets and town bear the names from this book.